#scrub tech

[orchronicles-blog]

[heardatmedschool]

“Hey, I’m missing this tool.”

Scrub tech, while pointing at the tool in her hand.

[pooksbedamned]

[cj2474]

Here’s a pretty typical back table and mayo stand set up from one of my favorite rooms. The ENT room. Most ENT surgeries have the same basic set up which helps a lot.

[operatingroomnurse]

when a doctor comes into the room and acts so glad that you’re in there 💖🌸💗💝💕🌷💘💐💗

[notsogreatnat]

PSA

Trade and technical schools are just as valid as going to college!!! Don’t feel pressured into going to college! Or feel bad if you don’t feel like it’s what you want to do! Not everyone wants to spend 4+ years getting a degree! I went to a trade school for ten months and just landed a job making $20.50 an hour. My brother in law has a masters degree in communication and makes $12 an hour. My sister has an accounting degree and makes $25,000 a year. I have a diploma for surgical technology, and I make as much as both of them combined. I’m not saying don’t go to college, but college is not for everyone. There are other options that you don’t hear about very often. And technical schools are much cheaper than college and it’s easier to get grants and such. My schooling was $7,000 and the government gave me a grant for $9,300 so I got to pocket $2,300. If y’all have any questions about my schooling or work feel free to send me a message!!

[bambii-kujo]

Looking into going back to school for surgical technologist

But it's so weird cuz there's associates programs and certificate programs and some require physical exams and some dont. Some schools have online programs, a lot dont. Most say its pr much a 40 hour/week program and that you really cant work at the same time. But ugh i really wanna go back to school and i think this is really what I wanna do.

Are there any surgical techs out there that wouldnt mind me asking some questions?

[hermionedangerx-blog]

If your students don’t ask if they can Snapchat your lessons are they even your students?